Black Panther Speeches

By: Fred Hampton

Narrated by: Bobby Seale

Black Panther Speeches–Fred Hampton is a powerful and historic collection of speeches delivered by one of the most charismatic and revolutionary leaders of the Black Panther Party. Fred Hampton’s electrifying words, filled with passion, conviction, and an unwavering commitment to justice, echo the struggles and aspirations of a movement fighting against systemic oppression. In this audiobook, listeners will experience Hampton’s raw and unfiltered voice as he speaks on topics such as unity, revolution, and the power of the people. His ability to inspire, educate, and mobilize communities remains as relevant today as it was during his lifetime. Whether you are a student of history, an activist, or simply someone who values the power of spoken truth, The Black Panther Speeches offers a compelling and unforgettable listening experience.

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Don’t waste a credit

If you want to listen waste your $3 but this book if you could even call it that isn’t worth it, and can probably be found on YouTube.

The voices

The voices add a realism that a movie cannot. Even reading the words would not be as positioning me in the time period.

Unintelligible

As others have said, this is not a collection of Fred Hampton’s speeches, as I’d hoped for. It’s other people talking, but unfortunately it’s very difficult if not impossible to understand much of what is said — the audio is generally poor quality, and often cuts out entirely. Even when the words can be heard, it’s never clear who is speaking, or in what context.

Please don’t waste your time, money, or Audible credits on this.

The Speeches

They were so authentic, and narrated well. Have to listen again to get the full perspective, asleep while listening woke up to listen more, but it had finished

What the hell even is this?

I thought this would be a collection of speeches by Fred Hampton. It’s unclear who is talking at any given time or under what context, but these people are clearly not Fred Hampton. Can’t even understand what’s being said.